Motorcycle How To’s & Walkthroughs

For every one motorcycle sold in Canada, sixteen are sold in the United States. There are definitely deals to be had for Canadians open to buying a motorcycle south of the border, but how do you do it? Here's a detailed 8-step process to help you save money on your next motorcycle.

Today we're going to change the oil and filter on a Yamaha XSR900 based on Yamaha's own service manual. In other words, this article will show you step by step how to change the oil and filter on a Yamaha XSR 900 exactly as they do it at a Yamaha dealer.

So you're looking to buy yourself a sweet Harley-Davidson, and the seller has told you that it's worth a lot because it's an Anniversary Edition or some other special edition like a Screamin' Eagle or even a CVO. How can you tell for sure that the Harley-Davidson you're looking at really is a special edition, and not just a fake?

I already found a problem with the 2006 Ford F150 Harley-Davidson Edition I just bought. The transmission fluid is low, and I have a feeling it's leaking into the transfer case. Here's how to check and what to do.

Part 2 of the Honda CL-350 Cafe Racer series. Here's how to bleed the brakes on a Honda CL350 cafe racer. A step by step guide with a video to show you how to bleed your Honda CL350/CB350 brakes easily.

How do you tow a Triumph Street Triple safely without damaging the motorcycle? This article & video shows you how & tells you everything you need to know.

Learn how to change the oil and filter on a Triumph Street Triple R yourself, exactly how a mechanic at a Triumph dealership would, and save a ton of money.

Here's how to change the oil on a BMW F700GS including all of the tools and torque specifications you need to do it yourself just like a dealer would.

Do I need to replace my car battery? Here's how to test a car battery after it dies to learn if it needs to be recharged, or replaced completely.

Dreaming of restoring a vintage motorcycle? The difference between dream-come-true and living-nightmare comes down to what bike you pick. These four tips will help you succeed.